The Subject side parameter, sometimes referred to as the Specifier head parameter is a proposed parameter that provides a choice between:
* Subjects come before heads (subject first) and
* Subjects come after heads (subject last).
English is an example of a "subject first" language, whereas
See also
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References
* Baker, M. (2001) "The Atoms of Language"
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